英文摘要 |
「Crowdfunding」 refers to collecting capital in small amounts from the public to allow an individual or an organization's goal or project to be achieved or implemented. In 1997, Marillion, a U.K. band, completed its roadshow in U.S. by making use of Crowdfunding. The birth of Crowdfunding platforms accelerated the development of Crowdfunding. There were 536 Crowdfunding platforms globally as of the end of 2012. The globally total amount of capital raised by Crowdfunding was about US$ 2.7 billion, and it was projected to reach US$ 5.1 billion in 2013. At the end of 2011, the trend of Crowdfunding also moved into Taiwan from overseas, and the domestic Crowdfunding platforms were set up successively. Since fund-raisers collect capital through Crowdfunding platforms, self-owned capital is not needed for startups, therefore, the rise of Crowdfunding is helpful for developing more kinds of micro ventures. However, since the development of domestic Crowdfunding is at still at the beginning stage, relevant regulations, laws, systems, and cash flow models are not well prepared. The study briefly introduces the current development of Crowdfunding, discusses problems and makes recommendations. |